Le Logis de l'Ormel

Le Logis de l'Ormel opens the doors to French history through its country stoves. From the military campaign of 1800, as the estate belonged to DESCOURT-BEAUJARDIN, Bonaparte's cook during the Italian campaign. His family owned it until 2002, when Serge and Maud took up a crazy challenge: to restore what had become nothing but ruins and dilapidation. They'll tell you all about the family's last descendant and her romantic life. Today, the Logis has been restored with period Norman furnishings and contemporary comforts. You'll be at the gateway to Suisse Normande, in the heart of a land dedicated to racehorse breeding. In the village of Goulet: café, grocery store, bread depot, restaurant.

In an outbuilding of the owners' house with separate entrance.
Ground floor: large living room with kitchenette (microwave and crockery available), bathroom with changing table, wc.
Upstairs: 1 "du Grognard" bedroom (2-person bed), private shower room and separate toilet, 1 "Dame de l'Ormel" bedroom (180 cm separable 2-person bed, 1-person extra bed possible), private shower room and separate toilet.
Baby-friendly and motorcyclist-friendly. Garden, terrace, locked overnight parking reserved for the two bedrooms, with 2-car "carport" carport. Closed garage possible. Shuttle service to train station available.
Decreasing rate from 2nd night and 5th night free and minimum 2-night reservation from November 1 to April 1.